Old bracket notes refer to an unrecorded packer

LinChan1053 · 4 Sept 2026, 21:58 UTC

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LinChan1053
I'm reviewing our bracket fixture records before a UR5e welding proposal. They mention adding a packer until the restrained assembly looks right, then failing inspection after release. How can I reconstruct what that adjustment actually changed?

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OwenChen1182
Replying to LinChan1053

Do you know where the packer went? Under a fixture foot and against the workpiece are different changes. Without that, I'd leave its effect unknown rather than calculate a correction from the final angle

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LinChan1053
Replying to OwenChen1182

No location in the notes I have. That's what makes the word adjust so unhelpful. I'll ask for a marked sketch before trying to put a number on the change

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RosaBell0640
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Label a sketch from memory as such. It isn't suddenly an original setup record.

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LinChan1053
Replying to RosaBell0640

Fair point. I'll ask them to mark which details they remember and which they're unsure of. The sketch will stay beside the old note, not replace it

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LinChan1053
Replying to LinChan1053

One thing before I ask for those sketches: would you ask people separately first? I don't want my guessed packer location becoming the answer because I drew it for them

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RosaBell0640
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Separate copies first. Keep conflicting recollections; don't merge them into one tidy drawing.

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